Chapter

 1 II    |        It seemed good to the foolish to despise the things that
 2 II    |     praise to his still more foolish gods, unaware of the real
 3 VI    |    the ailing. It maketh the foolish wise and driveth away devils,
 4 IX    |     were wise, and five were foolish. They that were foolish
 5 IX    |      foolish. They that were foolish took their lamps and took
 6 IX    |      whom rightly he calleth foolish), seeing that their lamps
 7 XIV   |      while the rest of these foolish kings, kings only for a
 8 XXIII |   the king said, "Cease this foolish babbling, and anon discover
 9 XXIV  |     have obeyed the idle and foolish pratings of that crafty
10 XXV   | father's windy discourse and foolish opposition, and recognized
11 XXV   |   Who is so cowardly, who so foolish, as not to endure a thousand
12 XXVI  |   wisdom which God hath made foolish, whose unwise hearts had
13 XXVII |  king, introduced an absurd, foolish and ungodly fashion of talk,
14 XXVII |  Egyptians, more fatuous and foolish than they, have erred worse
15 XXVII |      mind. Wherefore let thy foolish wise-acres refrain from
16 XXVIII|   and, seeing those wise and foolish orators of his mightily
17 XXVIII|   youth, the baits that take foolish souls, were reckoned by
18 XXIX  |        The king, seeing this foolish fellow swelling with empty
19 XXXI  |    the world was confounded, foolish and pitiable dotard, whose
20 XXXI  |     what reason dost thou, O foolish and stony-hearted man, presume
21 XXXII |   whose wisdom God hath made foolish, the advocates of the devil?